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“APRNs are worthy professionals. But they are not physicians.” This one line sums up the entire article!
Anonymous
I have been a RN since 1995. I truly appreciate APRNs but totally agree, they are not physicians nor should they take the place of one.
I’ll decide who I want to treat me. Thanks. Maybe if so many of you arrogant medical doctors weren’t lacking in many other areas, time spent with patient, as well as actually caring, to name two-there wouldn’t be such a demand for nurse practitioners.